Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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Umuiclinq Mr. Olsbo, Mr. Colin, Mr. Schaffnif, Miss Cowen, Miss Chiles, and Miss McCormick seafed PLANNED COURSES ARE OFFERED IN WHEATON COM- MUNITY HIGH SCHOOL TO BEST PREPARE THE STUDENTS FOR THEIR LIFE'S WORK. FOR ALL WHO PLAN TO GO TO COLLEGE, THE ACADEMIC COURSE FILLS THE STANDARD OF LEADING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. THE COM- MERCIAL COURSE IS OPEN TO THOSE WHO SEEK TO ENTER THE BUSINESS WORLD. THE SCIENTIFIC COURSE OFFERS TRAINING IN FUNDAMENTALS OF THE SCIENTIFIC FIELDS. THE GENERAL COURSE PROVIDES A GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OF DOMESTIC AFFAIRS. THE TECHNICAL COURSE OFFERS FOR BOYS A KNOWLEDGE OF THE IN- DUSTRIAL WORLD, WHILE THE HOME ECONOMICS COURSE PROVIDES SIMILAR TRAINING FOR GIRLS. THE COUNSELORS WHO GUIDE THE STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS WILLING TO BE OF ASSISTANCE. TO THEM WE REPORT FOR OUR ABSENT EXCUSES. THEY ARE ESPECIALLY TRAINED AND ARE ABLE TO HELP US PLAN OUR COURSES. MISS HUSTED AND MR. SCHAFFNIT HELP THE FRESHMEN GET THEIR START. MISS CHILES AND MR. COLIN AID THE SOPHOMORES WHILE MR. OLSBO AND MISS COWEN ASSIST THE JUNIORS. THE SENIORS ARE GUIDED BY MISS MCCORMICK AND .0 U ' 1-1 nl ,4 f . QTY - 0 Q Q . I 1 I- f... x . MR. WRIGHT. , I N 5 4 X X 6 x '.l ig-g-1.1---1--qi, gum '7fzoie? tlffdfzf. 0, ,ag 7-f-35.626 any 61-J-6. Ci-s. T-Q. MISS McCORMICK AND MR. WRIGHT X 319 '----..,,, Y. I gl I ll -...,

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MISS JOY JENSEN A GRADUATE OF WHEATON HIGH SCHOOL, MISS JENSEN IS IN HER FIFTH YEAR AS SECRETARY TO MR. TIBBETTS, WHICH SHE ENJOYS VERY MUCH. SHE LIKES TO TRAVEL, AND THIS SUMMER SHE IS PLANNING A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA. SINCE SHE IS AN EXCELLENT EQUESTRIAN, HORSE- BACK RIDING IS HER FAVORITE SPORT. MR. ROGERS AND MR. REYNOLDS r N R. if xl - ' 1 Im 'P IA MISS JEANETTE MITTLEHAUSER A MEMBER OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1940, MISS MITTLEHAUSER IS AT PRESENT EMPLOYED AS AN OFFICE SECRETARY. SHE ENJOYS NEARLY ALL SPORTS AND AS A HOBBY KEEPS A COLLECTION OF OLD COINS. IN ADDITION TO HER OTHER DUTIES SHE HANDLES ALL CLUB AND ACTIVITY ACCOUNTS. MAINTENANCE IS ESSENTIAL IN ,ANY FIELD AND ESPE- CIALLY IN THE SCHOOL PROGRAM. NEED WE ASK . . . WILL YOU REMEMBER . . . MRS. BUTCHER'S FRIENDLY SMILE . . . THE SOUND OF INDUSTRIOUS TYPEWRITERS AND BUZZING PHONES . . . THE FA- MILIAR WILL YOU SEND SO-AND-SO TO THE OFFICE . . . BIG BRUTE AND HIS BIG BROOM . . . RED SWEEP- ING COMPOUND . . . CRUMPLED YELLOW PASSES . . . AND TIMID VOICES PLEADING, WHERE WILL I FIND THE JANITOR? THIS YEAR MR. ROGERS BEGAN HIS SIXTEENTH YEAR AS JANITOR IN THE WHEATON HIGH SCHOOL. DUR- ING THE SUMMER MONTHS HIS TIME IS DEVOTED TO GROWING PRIZE WINNING FLOWERS. MR. REYNOLDS, WHO IS KNOWN TO NEARLY ALL STUDENTS, ENJOYS HIS JOB AS SUPERINTENDENT- JANITOR OF WHEATON SCHOOLS. FOR RECREATION HE LIKES TO PLAY GOLF. 'S '1 N l Q..-gy ' X 1 .Liga R3

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ARLENE HADLEY PRESIDING DURING AN INFORMAL DISCUSSION OF ACTIVITY PINS, WITH JIMMIE KNIPPEN HOLDING THE SPEAKER'S MIKE. MARILYN WILKINS, VICE-PRESIDENT, AND BARBARA HOPF, SECRETARY. LOOK ON WITH INTEREST, WHILE ED CLEAVE OPERATES THE PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM. has STUDENT CONFERENCE-Top Row: Lacey, Duranr, Barry, Pierce, Eisner, Soukup, Bremer. Knippen, Gilbert Vear. Second Row: Srenqer, Anson, Ellis, Boyd. Wage- rnan, Sfeen, BarIIeII, Besore NeIson, Breckrnan. Third Row: STaIIord, KearIoII, I-Iopf, Hadley, I-Ieafon, WiIIcins, Fairbanks, UI'iIrIcI1, S+aI'-Iord, CrossIey. ARLENE HADLEY, 2II, PRESIDENT BARBARA HOPF, 207, SECRETARY BARTON ANSON BOB BRECKMAN BOB GILBERT OTTO BREMER TOM LACEY MARY REISER BESSIE ELLIS LAWRENCE GAUGER BEVERLY STAFFORD ALAN SOUKUP CHARLES VEAR FRANCIS UHLRICH WARREN GUILD DUTCH DURANT HELEN BARTLETT JIM KNIPPEN ED MARTIN DAVE BARRY DICK HEATON, 204, TREASURER MARILYN WILKINS, 204, VICE-PRESIDENT BETTY WAGEMAN JIM HOSKINSON JACK STENGER PATSY WILDER FRANK PIERCE HILDEGARDE WALDENMAIER JEAN McASSEY SAM DIFFAZZIO BETTE JANE KEARFOTT WINKIE STEVENS MARY ALICE BOYD CAROL STEEN JACK GREGORY PAT CROSSLEY FRANCIS BESORE ERWIN BYERS PAULINE FAIRBANKS RAYMOND FISHER GLORIA LOERZEL